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Vecchio Salami

Heritage breed salami.

This is a salami I could eat every day. The flavor is smooth, clean, incredibly well balanced between sweet, porky, and just a smidge of spice from a bit of black pepper and garlic. It's great sliced thin in a sandwich or thick on a charcuterie board.

It's made by Red Table Meat Company in Minneapolis. They do all the little things right, starting with sourcing heritage breed pork (a mix of Red Wattle, Berkshire, Gloucester Old Spots, Tamworth, Large Blacks, and Duroc breed pigs) raised on six nearby farms. The pigs live their lives indoors or outdoors as they please, rooting around in the grass and dirt, never receiving sub-therapeutic antibiotics. Once the whole hogs arrives at Red Table's butcher shop, they cure the pork and create some exceptional salami. The Vecchio is about an inch in diameter, coarsely ground. The meat is dotted with plenty of white morsels of fat and packed in a natural beef casing. It's aged for about four weeks, leaving it on the softer side by the time it's ready to eat.

Salami Serving Tips

Slice to order to prevent drying and oxidization.

Try slicing it on the thicker side. I think the flavor and texture are more enjoyable that way.

Like most traditional foods, serving salami at room temperature versus straight out of the fridge will give you a lot more flavor.

Soft, patchy white mold on the outside is natural. You can eat it or not, your choice.